WP regrets Indonesia’s move to cut gas exports to S’pore, stresses importance of honouring contracts
The sanctity of contracts, especially those covering key utilities, is an issue of national importance, the party said.
The Workers' Party (WP) in Singapore has expressed regret over Indonesia's decision to reduce natural gas exports to the island nation, if the move was triggered by unrelated issues such as haze and allegations involving local investment firms. WP stressed the importance of honoring international commercial contracts, particularly those related to key utilities, stating that it is a matter of national importance.
The party acknowledged that the current reduction of gas exports from Indonesia may be tolerable, but emphasized the need to diversify Singapore's energy supply chains in an increasingly unpredictable global environment. Indonesia's decision to cut gas exports came as part of efforts to prioritize domestic energy needs, with the reduction affecting pipelines from Natuna and Sumatra.
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